Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-05


SAN FRANcIsoo, March 4th.-The strike of
the carmen on the Suffer and Geary street
cable roads, which has been on for the past
four months, has ended, according to- the
statement of one of the strikers 1t is
stated that the trouble arose at a meeting
of the Carmens Assembly of the Knights
of Labor regarding the distribution of mon
ey obtained by the entertainment given
under the auspices of the carmen. The
Assembly decided that the money should
be divided among all the needy strikers,
while those who are engaged in the omni-
bus enterprise claimed that it should be
turned over TO them for the maintenance
of the line. 1t was also stated that the
bus line was not paying expenses. This
finally led to a vote being taken on the
proposition to declare the strike off, the
motion being carried.
From other sources it is learned that it
was decided to defer declaring the strike
off until Monday.
The strikers state that some time between
last night and this morning some person or
| persons entered the stables of the bus line
on Pacific avenue, near Polk street, and
not only emptied the safe of what money
| il contained, but carried off almost every
article of value in the place. The conclu-
| sion was atsonce reached that the work
was that OF some of their impatient breth-
rem, who could not wait for general divis-
ion of the assets. The Garments buses
| are not running to-day.
Lodi in Earnest.
LODI, March 4,h.-The Northern San
| Joaquin County Board of Trade met here
again Wednesday evening. Great interest
was manifested and the meeting was at
| tended by representative men from all the
districts included in the Board. The organ
| ization is now in perfect working order and
expects to accomplish great good to the
| locality represented. All the meetings
have been perfectly harmonious and to-
tally void of discord. 1t is the aim and in
| tention of the Board, through its manage
| ment, to place this most deserving end of
San joaquin county in its proper light, to
| advertise, through the medium of the press
and by the circulation of documents, news
| papers, etc., descriptive of this extensive
| and fertile region, TO further the subdivision
of our large ranches into small tracts suit
! able to the requirements Of families, and to
| induce desirable immigration to these
! localities. The following is the complete
list of the officers of the Board: President,
w. G. Childs; First Vice President, c. H.
Corson Second Vice President, w. j Rix-
on Recording Secretary, J D. Hoffman
Corresponding Secretary T. G. Riggs I;
| Treasurer, G. A. Rich. Directors Lodi and
vicinity. W. G. Green, A. J. Larson, F. H.
| Martin, G. o. Ivory, e Lawrence George
| Hogan Acampo, f. N Smart: New Hope,
Arthur Thornton; Lockeford, Howard
Locke; Woodbridge, John Parrot, Sr.;
| Taison, NJ. Woods
During the past week several sales of real
estate have been made in this vicinity TO
| actual settlers.
The Weather.
TEMPLEToN. March 4ih-After two DAYS
rain the weather is warm. The rainfall is
Al of an inch for the storm. There is the
finest outlook FOR crops in years
SAN DIEGo. March 4th-Light rains last
night and this morning and indications
are good for more.
FRESNO, March 4th.-The rainfall for the
past twenty-four hours is 06 of an inch (;
| tor the past season, 10 inches
Fresno's Board of Trade.
FRESNO, March 4th.-At a meeting of the
Fresno County Board of Trade last night,
a resolution was passed urging the Assem-
blyman from this county to do all possible
to defeat the bill creating an extra Superior
Judge for Fresno; also, a resolution urging
the Governor to veto the Cohen Stamp Act !;
| frorn Southern California to the vacant Su-
preme judge ship, and indorsirg the Sc
lection made by the Los Angeles Bar
Association.
Railroad Depot at Selma Burned.
FRESNO, March Ali The railroad depot
at Selma, together with large amount of
freight, was destroyed by fire this morning.
The fire was caused by the burs ting of a
| can of kerosene. The loss is unknown.
Acquitted of the Charge of Bribery.
SAN JOSE. March 4th-The third trial of
| j. E. Edson. charged with receiving a bride
of S25 while poiice officer resulted in his
acquittal in Judge Beldens Court this
morning. He was defended by d. NJ. Del
| mas.
| Respect for Judges Morrison and Mckee.
| SAN JOSE, March 4th.-The following
committee of the bar was appointed to
draft resolutions OF respect on the death of
| judges Morrison and Mckee: J. D. Black,
| John Reynold, S. +. Leib, Thos. II. Lame
and w. B. Hardy.
A Libel Suit.
Los ANGELES, March 4th-Horace Bell
yesterday filed complaint of criminal libel
against Hon. G. Wiley Wells, ex-Congress-
man Captain A. M. Thornton and B. A.
Stevens, for circulating defamatory circu-
lar concerning him.
Rejoicing at Orland
ORLAED, March 4th.-The defeat of the
Glenn county bill caused great demoEstra-
tons of Joy here to-day. Few people out
side of Willows and vicinity favored the
division, and the result accords with the
desire of the great majority of the people
in the proposed new comfy.
Excursionists.
SAN DIEGO, March 4th.-An excursion of
800 people arrived last night from Los An
geles and the East.